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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-09
THE FIRST WEEK
OF THE ONO BASE BALL LEAa uE.
Review Of the Work Of the Various Clubs
Wheeling and Kalamazoo Tie for First
e-saturday'sSGnme with tho
Bteubenviilss-NOtssn and Gossip,

The first week Of the Ohio League sea.
son has closed. Wheeling has won tho
six games OF the series with steubenville,
making total Of 90 runs 10 So. The clos.
est game was played ut stoubenville, the
first day, 7 TO 0, when Dunn's homo run
saved the day. The worst defeat steu.
benville experienced was on their own
grounda-2s to 2-and the longest game
WAS the first one on the Wheeling grounds
ten innings-wi!h n score Of 8 to- 4. In
tho last game Of the series, Saturday, the
steubenvilles were nearly shut ont. the
score being IL to l on the raversion OF the
umpire's decision after thegams was over.
and when everybody thought the ancient
enemy had been blanked. A noticeable
feature Of tho weeks games was that two
games resulted in the same sco!e-l7 to
1l-one at S!eubenville and one at Wheel
Ing.
| Wheeling and Kalamazoo are tie for
tirst.place, each winning six games. Mana.
field Is next with four games won and
Zanesville follows with four to her credit
and tie game to with Columbus.
Rain intorierred with gameB at Akron, and
GAINESVILLE.
So far tho contests have been one sided,
and the leaders a.e yet to meet aud test
their relative strength. Kalamazoo Is
rated first by enthusiastic and experts in
the game from the fact that 1t won three
straights from the famous Duluth nine,
which pulverized the Wheeling Green
Stockings 20 to 1. The Duluth club
can never repeat that feat. They stuck
the home team in It's infancy and before
the membera OF the nine were thoroughly
seasoned Tor work. According 10 all &C.
counts Zaneeville IL considered one OF the
strongest iteams In the League, next Ia
Kalamazoo, but from what can DO Judged
Of the playing Of the Wheeling team on
Saturday none OF the admirers OF the
home club need icar Of them givinga good
account OF themselves when they meet
Kalamazoo, Zanesville or Mansfield clubs
Akron and Mansfield seem to be the bes
balanced teams, as the latter's yictorie!
were only won III two instances by a mar
gin OF one score. "a lsNN
A word to the Wheeling club. DOM
be over confident by what has been &C
complished. Never think you have a sol
snap, however weak the opposing clul
may ssem. Play ball for all that there il
in It. The Greeu Stockings have many
admirers in this city, but they must moi
be cast down when they lose game
They are bound to BE- defeated come time
but it is hoped that 1t will not be to-day
when Columbus will be here. greatly
strengthened. Entering on the seconl
week Of the championship series 10. every
man iDscribe OH bis banner the war cry o
Captain Grogan, play ball; that's thu
way to win," 0P.ls a;' p"
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Tho st. James to DO Closed.

The sale OF all the furniture and fur
nishings in the St. James hotel is adver.
tised to commence this morning, and to
continue until everything is disposed Of.
The sala is to be made under distress
warrant, gotten out before Justice Cald-
we'll, by Messrs. J. Il. Hobbs, Henry
schmulbach and NJ. Reilly, owners Of the
property, against Fred J. Norton, late Of
the Mcclure houso, for rent. Norton leased
the house about two years ago after It had
been nicely fitted up and repaired by the
owners. He undertook to run both no.
tells and found the undertaking too
much. 1t is understood that the owners
Of the St. James have received little or no
rent in the two years. The sale was to
have commenced last Monday, but in view
Of the fact that the T. p. A. was to meet in
annual aeosion here and that the hotel
accommodations were already very limit
ed and overcrowded, Constable St. Myers
agreed 10 postpone the saIe one week. It
is said that several parties are figuring
over the question Of leasing the hotel.
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A WHEELING YOUNG LADY
or Whom n Good Account Comes Fror
Kentucky.

or Whom n Good Account Comes From
Kentucky. -
To the Editor Of the La.e'toa,cer., @
SIR:-Thinking it might be interesting
to many readers OF the INrELLlGRNcER to
learn OF the progress Of another of Wheel.
ing's daughters, l send you brief notice
of an entertainment which took place here
on Tuesday evening last, in which Miss
Jessie Campbell played conspicuous
part. The csntata "Crown of Virtue" was
gotten up by the Mission Band OF the
Christian church for the benefit OF the
missions in the mountains and was under
the direction Of Mademoiselle Pauline
Bredelli. The entertainment opened with
6 cornet solo, and then the Flower Song"
from Faust, was sung by Miss Jessie
Campbell. The loud applause which
brought her back was an evidence OF how
beautifully che rendered it. Her graceful
bow did not satisfy the enthusiastic audi
ence, and she again returned aud all were
gratitied to bear her sing even more per-
iectly, THE Last Rose OF Summer.
After recitations and more music, the
curtain aroee on the first scene in the
"Crown Of Virtue" Miss Campbell had
the part Of q prescribed Countess returned
to France after an absence OF fifteen years
to seek her daughter, who had been left
when too ill to travel, with peasant wo-
man. It is but just praise to say that she
acted and looked "every inch a Counties"
and her rich mellow voice filed the hail,
touching every heart with lis earnest
pleadings for her lost child. When tho
daughter, lovely girl OF sixteen, was re-
stored to the arms Of her mother and the
curtain dropped upon the happy scene, all
felt that they had enjoyed rare treat and
pronounced it the best cantata given in
Lexington for years. 5-T
The musical critics were present, and
spoke in the most complimentary terme OF
Mics Campbells dramatic power, as we'll
as Of her superior voice. Mademoiselle
Bradelli (Prima Donna) who, on account
Of i'll health, has given up public life for q
season, has Miss Campbell's voice under
training and pronounces 1t very fine one,
capable Of much development. ZErA.
Lexington, KY, Mayo. e
In addition TO the foregoing the INTEL
LIGEScEE 6ndsthe owing in the Lexing-
ton. KY. Daily Press OF May 4: Slower
Song" lFaust) by Gounod, was perfectly
rendered. by Mics Campbell, and as an en-
core she sang IT'S the Last Rose OF Sum-
nes" to the satisfaction Of her many
friends. Miss Campbell is the best vocal
pupil Of Hamilton College. She has q
beautiful sweet voice Of good compass, and
shows that abe has studied intelligently
under good instruction. We predict for
her most successful musical career,
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S0!h, under tho auspices Of spangler Post
G.. A. R., which has always been forward
In observing the day. Quite number Of
organizations arc busily preparing for tho
procession and ceremonies.
Some OF tho "Chesinut Minstrels' are
perfectng permanent organization and
will give come more shows. The Bellalre
performers did better than those who
helped them aud are encouraged to try to
do still better.
The Baltimore & Ohio will have passen.
ger trains stop at flag stations to-day and
Wednesday for the accommodation Of
those who want 10 70 to Forepa ugh't
show at Wheeling to-day or Doris 4 Col
wins here Oh Wednesday.
All OF tho churches nov have regular
pastors, and yesterday there were usua
services except in the South Bellaire N
L. church, where Rev. s. NJ. Day, OF Pow
hatan circuit, preached. Tho pastor, Rev.
J. O. Smith, preached at st. Clairsville.
With some work by tho proper partiet
1t Is thought an insurance company could
be organized hero. Bellaire property Il
profitable property for tho insurance COM
pauiea with excellent fire protection, and
the property OF the rest Of the county
would also be largely Insured In q home
company. Many property owners would
take stock and thus help to insure theii
own property, "'a r.
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Saturdays game between the S!euben-
villes and the home team was one Of the
prettieat the Green Stockings have yot
played, there being only two fielding
errors against them. Mallory pitched a
magnificent game, holding the visitors
down to four hits. ElliF supported him
in faultless style. The field work was
in keeping with the clock-like work Of the
battery. Steubenville played q poor game.
With some changes the yisitors will give
the Wheeling boys closer rub than they
have yet experienced.
Zanesvills will meet the vanquished foe
to-day. and Wheeling will cross bats with
Columbus. AS ladies will be admitted
free to-day it is hoped they will turn out
in large numbers. The game begins at
3:45 Pm ga.l
Following is the score Of Saturdays
game in detail:
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Agnes Herndon gave "The Commercial
Tourists Bride" to fair audience at the
Opera House Saturday afternoon and her
new play, "a Remarkable Woman" at
night to another audience Of fair size.
Daniels < CALEB Mins!rels closed their
engagement at the Grand Saturday night.
Both houses were small Saturday. The
company had hard work to get to Balti-
more. It Is said the Wilson & Rankin
Minstrels have gone to pieces and that
Carl Rankin is stuck in Chicago. .j55G
It was reported on good authority last
night that Manager Leland, Of the zone
OF the Brayest" company, had deserted
his company at Bsllaire. He left at an
early hour yesterday morning without
paying the salary for the past week. The
company will have benefit at Bellaire
Tuesday night, and desire to raise enough
money by this means to get home on.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
'nIssOLUTION. ~
FOR - "a LII.

manufacturing fite fronting $50 feet on The
east GU OF Nineteenth street, running back ie
building sitc on Nineteenth street, fronting n
feet Price 500. .!.-lI'i., $500 >1e -
No. 1870 Twelfth street, ill lot OF ground. sa h,
s270v. v. 81 ga III - - 'A''S'. ' ''ee
No. 90 South Front street, rooms and hath
room; ground e. by LIS feet :" ~
No. 40 Thirteenth street, rooms: 81. 900. & n
Fifty Acre Farm near Trladelphia - q
w Acres near Stone Church, Elm Grove. 81 N
rs Aero Farm Oh Middle Wheeling Cyeel III M.
miles from Trladcphia, SEQ per acre. AZ y
Biz Acres on Peters Run, 81 1000, -'r'.F ~
desirable residence at Beech Ration, an A..
line o. the f., W. & Ky. Railroad, 10 miles frnT
wheeling: consisting o! a new frame housc and -
acres o. land; will exchange ior desltable civ
No 8, North Front street, ground fronting GO toa
anu ru NY PACK an equal width to river, - -
NO. loI South Penn street, q Elk roomed f,ar,r
mouse WIN stone foundation and basemcnt. wnsh,
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:, LOT NO. l55 southwest corner al Virrin,a ma
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South York street : . : = au - 'ee' on
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room, kitchen, pantry, wash house and coal honss
second noor IL two rooms aud hall: fIird Gn".
three rooms and hail. Gnlqhed attic. him
eH throughout, water on first and third floors 4
side entrance; ground Is feet front. runnnp hao,
g. leet Valued at s., 100; can now be bought fnr
dk.fft
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Stolen lInses.

Ladies free to-day. ....
Game to-day will DO called at 3:45
o'clock. -.
The Columbus team will arrive this
morning.
The game will be called fifteen minutes
earlier to-day. glllW- :.
la said that Baldwin has been released
by Steubenville.
Dunn and Westlske will be the battery
Tor the Green Stockings to-day.
Columbus comes to-day very much
strengthenedby the signing OF new players.
Persons attending the circus csn SEQ
part Of the ball game alter tho perform.
ance is over.
It was nearly shut out for the visitors
but then what about that % to . game
Isn't that worse?
Mallory besides pitching one Of the beat
games OF tho season Saturday carried oil
the batting honors.
1t is rumored that Wheeling has a new
pitcher in view; not that tho present bat.
teries arc found fault with, but they need
rest.
Saturdays games resulted as follows
Cincinnati. 9; Cleveland, 2. St. Louis,
II; Louisville, 7. Athletic, I; Baltimore,
4. Pittsburgh, 10; Chicago, s. Detroit,
Is; indianapolis. 2. Philadelphia, 6;
Washington, l. Boston, 10; New York, 1.
The Wheeling papers indulge in some
revere criticism on tho action Of some
steubenyille people in their grand stand
yesterday. It might bs we'll to say that
some Wheeling visitors 10 our home
games did not set the most gentlemanly
example. Sweep off your own doorstep.-.
SteltenriHe Ga.ette. II this is true it is to
be regretted. What the INrELLlGINcER
aimed at was ungentlemanly behavior on
ball grounds generally. The conduct OF
the steubenvilliaus here was simply out.
rsgeous. II Wheeling people behave the
Same in Steubenyille the Gazette will con.
for favor by giving them fits. No quar-.
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A Word About Caiar1h,


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destroying tho faculty OF smell ulnlns The 6fSsih
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Bellnlre,

bCLulEos
Mr.. Davis was buried yesterday at the
Caldwell Run cemetery.
The Choral Society will give public
entertainment on the 18th. st 90
Kennedy & Whites show had bad
weather while hers, but had good sized
audiences. 70, =, :
The MARRIAGES. announced OF Mr., David
TAR and Mics Caroline Skunk, to take
place in June. - -
Tho sidewalks, curbs, ETC., arc being
fixed for the pavements, and something
should be done with the street car track
at once. :. 4 :, l-1.'T'"''-
Charles Bippus, attending a Phar.
maceut'cal school in PHILADELPHIA, has
been granted certificate OF Capacity Ia
serve as druggists assistant. !
The street sprinkler owners are IRVING
to secure subacribsra enough to atart their
carts, but on some Of the streets peonle ara
uncertain how the paving will work.
s. q. Lee has withdrawn from the firm
Of 8. Fl: Lee & Co., OF the upper wharf.
boat, selling to Capt. Campbell. Of the
Princess and Capt. Thomas Priuca' Prince
4 Co. will be the new firm. ' :
The Knighh Of Labor will have Deco.
ration Day picnic on the 2sth at Burr's
Mills. The big Decoration Celebration for
this part Of the State will be here on the
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In Part Two Of the Circuit Court, Judge
jacob on the bench, Saturday, in the case
OF John untried V. the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company, tho objection to plain.
tia'R special replication No. was over.
ruled.
In tho case Of William koehline v.
Jacob Berger ct al., motion to set aside
the Judgment and permit the defendant.
Jacob Berger, to plead, was entered. :
In tho case Of W. B. Howell v. the city.
tho motion for new trial was argued and
submitted.
In Part One, Judge Boyd, in tho case OF
George Hays, survivor, tsc., v. the Hiber-
mia Insurance Company, counsel for tho
defendant moved to set aside the judc.
ment heretofore rendered, and to be al.
lowed to plead to the issue. Attorneys
for the plaintiff took time to consider the
afiidayits fled. es
In the case OF George Hays, survivor,
&C., V. the Pelican Insurance Company,
the same motion was made and the same
action taken.
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was again hit hard by the champions. In
tho eighth inning, with three men on
basea, Buahong came to the rescue with a
beautiful drive to right for two baaes, civ.
Ing the Browns lead which Louisville
was unable 10 overcome. King pitched a
splendid game and though touched up
lively at times, was specially effective at
critical points Of the game, when men
were on bases. The great fielding OF
WEIGH, Comiskey, Robinson and Mack,
und the hitting Of Bushong, Kerins and
WEIGH, together with Bushong'a superb
backotop work, were the beat features OF
tho game. Score: St. Louis, @; Louis.
Vile, 4. ~
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Ohio Stnte Lungue,

The following Is the standing OF the
clubs in the Ohio State League: st.r % +,
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Matters OF Minor Moment In and Ahou,
tho City. r.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
FonEpAuon's circus to-day. "...
A LACROSSE club has been formed in this
city.
Or.nA HOUSE this evening-Keens as
Udmlet. m
One deed Of trust was admitted 10 re-.
cord Saturday. H
T. J. EnRos, In "Soap Bubbles" will
be at the Opera House on the 10Th.
TIE principal public rooms in the How.
ell House are being fitted up with the In.
candescent electric lights.
THE last will and testament Of Adam
kratz was admitted to probate and order.
ed to be recorded Saturday.
LOCAL UNION No. 0 A. F. G. U. Is max.
Ing extensive arrangements for grand
picnic on the State Fair grounds on Satur.
day, June II.
WV. BoLE, engineer at Hobbs, Brocku.
nier & Co.'s had the mlafortune to loss his
two weeks pay, Saturday afternoon, while
going from the factory to bis home.
TuoMAs W. KEESR's company arrived
here from Toledo, where they played Sat
urday, ut o'clock yesterday afternoon
and registered at the Howell House.
THIEVES entered Ed. Harry's paint store
No. ll0S Market street, Friday night
through back window and ransacked thu
place. Nothing wac taken but about s.
in small change.
kRAMER's orchestra leaves on tho Ohio
River road, this morning, to play at a re
ception 10 be given ct Charleston tonight
by Governor and Mrs. Wilson to the visi
tors at the Capital.
OFFICERS DUNLAP and Watson early yes
to-day morning raided house Of Ill fame
kept by Maud Henderson, in Paull's row
Second ward. Two girls besides thu
madame were arrested.
THE Crescent Building Association heit
It's fifth annual election Saturday evening
and selected the following gentlemen az {
Board Of DirectoIB for the ensuing year
Thomas O'Brien. James McAdams, N. W
Beck, w. Ii. Halter, J. Il. Emblem, Johr
V. Gavin, Christ Deku, John J.. Bayha
George G. Hannah.
ABOUT 4 o'clock Saturday Afternoon
while two boys named johnson, and som,
others, were fishing with hsnd-lines nea
the foot Of Thirty.third street, they fel
something catch upon their line, and pull
ing 1t in, they were Mortified to find thu
dead body OF a well-dressed man attached
to the line. They were 30 frightene,
that they allowed the corpse to 20 adrii
again.
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage OF tho Water and Movements Of II
boats, $40 HN .@

Stage OF tho Water and Movements Of tho
Boats. uas
The steamer Burnsidcs did big trade
yesterday between here and Bellaire.
Tho wonder Is that the entire stern was
not knocked of the Princess when the
Beaver ran into her one week ago. Her
wheel and heavy tlmbers were practically
wrecked. sI7.s. .a..,.; .H' :
The marks last evening indicated depth
in tho channel OF 10 feet 6 inches, and the
river was rising. There has been q rise Of
about three feet in the past iorty-eight
hours, the result OF recent rains.
The Katie stockdale passed up yester.
day afternoon having on board about all
she wanted to handle. The Scotia, in the
same trade, Pittsburgh Cincinnati, went
down Saturday morning with q big trip
on board. at.
The Louis a Shirley was aeveral hours
late in getting away Saturday night, being
detained by an enormous trip. She was
loaded down so deep that her guards
almost dragged in the water. She also
had on board large number OF passen-
gers.
The Andes will leave here May II on
her annual excursion trip to Cincinnati.
Special arrangements are being made for
this delightful trip, and doubtless many
will avail themselves Of a chance to have
week Of rare enjoyment on the beautiful
Ohio with It's ever changing scenes and in
tho gay Paris OF America. The fare from
hero for the round trip including meals
and staterocm all the time tho boat is
gone, is $40. /.
The Andes ia due to-day from Cincin-
natl, for which she will leave on her re-
turn trip at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
This elegant steamer enjoys popularity
all along the river that any packet may
well envy. Captain Charlie Muhleman,
her clover master, and Messrs. Mart Noll
and Charlie Knox, the accommodating
clerks, are always on the alert to do the
thing that will please their patrons, be
they passengers or shippers. The boat
has the best OF accommodations and sets
good table.